Between the scores of working artists, underpaid arts administrators, and wealthy, often well-meaning arts hobbyists with cash to burn on $40 tickets and $7 bottles of Dasani, the question burns: What does Expo Chicago actually do for the local arts community?

The obvious answer is the boring one. Art fairs sell art. But in actuality, that purpose fractures into something messier.

Maybe 20-30 minutes of ads before the movie after paying $15 a ticket might be part of the problem. The cost of the crappy food is also outrageous. You could be doing a lot more to make going to the movies better.

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Inspired by cats, Candice Lin explains the origins of her 2022 artwork “Seeping, Rotting, Resting, Weeping,” which combines indigo textiles, sculpture, and animation in a multisensory installation.

Still a long way off from Lewis Hamilton's million-dollar trading card, but the young F1 racer's stock has many years to rise.